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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
2
John and Joe Stengel describe changes for Kearney Nebraska election day activity as registration periods extend. Voter registration that was halted during regular days resumes tomorrow in multiple wards, with extended stay noted for the session.
The News reports opponents of the A N S tax in the city are buying stock in the company to ship to Douglas township in Montgomery County for a Tuesday tax vote. They plan to bid stock at a quarter value to influence the outcome, a tactic described as disreputable and unfair. The piece echoes criticism of these methods and counters such campaigning as a boomerang against them. It also notes political tensions surrounding county and city elections, plus a confrontational warning to a local figure involved.
Word reached Griswold that Jack Evans a major southwestern Iowa real estate holder died at his Decorah Iowa home Thursday. He had bought large tracts including the Hyans ranches northwest and west of Griswold. At death he was a millionaire. survived by wife a son and grandchildren. Funeral held in Emerson.
Local newspaper notes new ads from Chas Block & Son highlighting smart clothing and a caution about Hastér cloth quality. E. W. Anspach seeks horses to buy. J. E. Bruce & Sons promote hail, fire, and tornado insurance as old line with no assessments. Mills county board shock over $6,000 in smallpox epidemic expenses. doctors’ bills ranged from 584 to 2246 dollars. board recess and continued discussion planned.
L W Wheatley files a petition in district court against the Pottawattamie County Insurance Co. The action seeks legal relief in the county court, with the filing recorded in the clerk's office as part of the civil docket.
Today marks the first of two days of millinery openings at Mrs Goodell Foley Collins and Mrs Scott shops. Attendance is strong as Atlantic ladies browse the pretty, attractive stock and seek hats best suited to their tastes.
The Baptist Ladies announce an Easter sale featuring cakes can digs aprons and other useful articles at 51614 Chestnut Street on Saturday April 3 2026. Everyone is invited to attend.
We wish to return our thanks to the kind friends and neighbors who gave us of their sympathy and assistance during our recent bereavement. MRS MARY STENGHL AND FAMILY.
The Bell Telephone company installs a new switchboard while Atlantic adds arc lights on State street following council action. Miss Gussie Brown travels to Council Bluffs for a week with friends. The News office sells box paper at 25 cents, praised as best value.
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